I really enjoyed reading this. It's not often you stumble upon long form somewhat stream of conscious writing thats this personal without it also feeling overly navel gazey. This had a nice balance between travel log and personal reflections.
As someone who almost went into photography instead of software dev, I feel like the slower falloff over the years for the "photographer middle class" might've been easier to handle than the quick cutting happening now in dev work...
Though watching job after job dry up around you might wear more than an abrupt change. Not sure which I'd prefer.
I do find myself going back to my film (35mm) camera more now. When it's a moment I want to preserve, and not just a snapshot of an event.
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I really enjoyed reading this. It's not often you stumble upon long form somewhat stream of conscious writing thats this personal without it also feeling overly navel gazey. This had a nice balance between travel log and personal reflections.
As someone who almost went into photography instead of software dev, I feel like the slower falloff over the years for the "photographer middle class" might've been easier to handle than the quick cutting happening now in dev work...
Though watching job after job dry up around you might wear more than an abrupt change. Not sure which I'd prefer.
I do find myself going back to my film (35mm) camera more now. When it's a moment I want to preserve, and not just a snapshot of an event.